verisimilitude_mood t1_jan0qqw wrote
>The structure will contain 81 residential units, to be used as short-term rental.
Just call it a hotel.
Dryheavemorning t1_jan5lhb wrote
Then people would probably be confused because it doesn't offer the same services. Short term rentals are not a new concept, don't get the pushback.
Away_Swimming_5757 t1_japeo4n wrote
Lots of international guests come through that makes it logical for Chinatown for short-term rentals
porkchameleon t1_janjlx8 wrote
> Just call it a hotel.
Different concepts altogether.
jacksonmills t1_jaoknie wrote
Stuff like this has been common on the West Coast for a while; everything except your bathroom and bedroom is shared. They aren't really meant for people to live in them full time; they are meant for people to purchase them and rent them out on Airbnb.
So yeah, it's a hotel.
Dryheavemorning t1_japhg71 wrote
>; they are meant for people to purchase them and rent them out on Airbnb.
Individuals will not purchase these units. The company that owns the building rents them out. It's targeted at temporarily relocated or visiting corporate workers.
throws_rocks_at_cars t1_japdpi6 wrote
Typically hotels lacks stoves and ovens.
They’re not the same silly goose
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